History Name That Engine Trivia Thread

Ford GAA ... Sherman tank?

 

Bingo!

 

I'll have another stab at this. If i'm correct,shit man,explain how that was done. Here goes, Ford Y Block head on a Willys block.

 

Nope, try again!

 

I would like to see the oiling system on that chrysler tank motor conglomeration.

 

The Chrysler Multi bank is really five flathead six cylinder Chryslers geared into a single drive. Ivo would have loved it. The Y block head is not on a Willys block. Here is a Flathead version of the same engine,

 

Turned into a good thread!

Sweet!

 

The injected Y-Block headed banger is gorgeous. I'm thinkin' '29-'32 Plymouth.

 

I'm thinking your right.

 

Dodge war engine built for tanks. Was gutless but sounded cool as hell but liked gas.

 

Rich, the first one is a dodge 6 and the last one from what I have read was a Packard that was never put into full production.

 

Yeah, what he said...

 

Chrylser Multibank 30 cylinder tank motor. Kick ass.

 

Yes the inline 12 was a one off Packard. The first one is not a Dodge. Since people keep guessing Dodge I will post another one. Whats this? And where are the intake ports?

 

That big grey monster looks like chrysler's hemi headed expirimental engine project for fighter planes in WW2. Never made it into a plane, but the reseach was valuble for the V8s they built a short while later.

Try this one.

 

Gogomobile?

 

Goggomobil used a unitized engine/trans. Very close though.

 

BMW? Lloyd? Treblant? Subru 360?

 

Early Dodge, pre '27 I think, but don't know these engines well enough to identify it closer than that. The intake is fed by a single updraft at the orfice on the drivers side with the runners cast into the block.

 

I kinda gave that one away. '26 Dodge Bros.

 

How bout these?

 

Looks like a Buick 8, a Willy 4, the one that says Olds on it I'm going to go with early Olds, Model B Ford, and a small Block Ford with wierd valve covers and strange usless extra sparkplug wires.

 

ok I will throw one on

 

Close, but thats no Willys 4

 

I'll guess sleeve valve something, and the intake is what looks like a water port on the left side.
Cosmo

 

Another one

 

Wico mag... must be tractor

 

Check post #51

 

A little light on the picture might help